sen. sanders: can't do it alone. [applause] sen. sanders: no president, no president, no matter how well-intentioned, how hard-working, here she may be, no matter how smart, no president can take on the power of wall street, corporate america, corporate media, and huge campaign contributors, alone, and that is why -- that is why i'm going to be asking for your vote on tuesday, but i need more than that from you. i need your help the day after the general election, because i can't do it alone. [applause] >> bernie, bernie, bernie -- sen. sanders: what the political revolution is about is revitalizing american democracy and making sure that every american understands that, yes, football is a spectator sport, democracy is not a spectator sport. [applause] sen. sanders: every person in this room is extremely powerful if you choose to use your power. what i will tell you, because i am in the united states senate and see how things get done, there are people up there who have incredible wealth and power, and what they want is for americans

sen. sanders: $27. [applause] sen. sanders: to paraphrase abraham lincoln, this is a campaign of the people, by the people, and for the people. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] sen. sanders: when we began this campaign, we were 50 points down in iowa. we were 30 points down in new hampshire. and just about five weeks ago, we were 25 points down in nevada. a lot has changed in the last few months. [applause] sen. sanders: this is a campaign that has the momentum. and we have the momentum, not only in the democratic primary process, if you look at national polls, and you want a candidate who is going to defeat donald trump, you are looking at that candidate. [applause] sen. sanders: and there were the nothing that would give me greater pleasure than, in fact, beating donald trump, and beating him badly. [applause] sen. sanders: everybody here understands that throughout our country's history, real change, only takes place from the bottom on up, never from the top on down. [applause] sen. sanders: the people who make the cha

sen. sanders: climate change is caused by human activity. [applause] sen. nders: climate change is already doing devastating harm in this country and around the world. that is the fact. [applause] sen. sanders: let me tell you something else, in terms of what science has said, they say that if we do not get our act together and a very short window of opportunity, this planets, by the end of this century, is going to be 5-10 degrees fahrenheit warmer, more droughts, more floods, more extreme weather disturbances, more a certification of the ocean. more rising sea levels, more international conflict as people fight over limited natural resource is. now, let me tell you this, as well. the reason that republicans refuse to recognize the scientists, is not because they are done, not because they cannot read science. the reason has everything to do with a corrupt campaign finance system. [applause] sen. sanders: if a republican candidate for president came up here and told you what i just told you, that climate change is real, caused by human activity, on that day

sen. sanders: climate change is caused human activity. [applause] change isrs: climate already doing devastating harm in this country and around the world. that is the fact. [applause] let -- sen. sanders: let me tell you something else, in terms of what science has said, they say that if we do not get our act together and a very short window of opportunity, this planets, by the end of this century, is going to be 5-10 degrees fahrenheit warmer, more droughts, more floods, more extreme weather disturbances, more a certification of the ocean. more rising sea levels, more international conflict as people fight over limited natural resource is. now, let me tell you this, as well. the reason that republicans refuse to recognize the scientists, is not because they are done, not because they cannot read science. the reason has everything to do with a corrupt campaign finance system. [applause] sen. sanders: if a republican candidate for president came up here and told you what i just told you, that climate change is real, caused by human activi

sen. sanders: all right, we will together defeat donald trump -- [applause] sen. sanders: we will defeat him because the american people do not want a president who insults mexicans, muslims, women, african-americans, veterans, and basically anyone who does not look and sound like donald trump. [applause] sen. sanders: we will win because bringing people together trumps divisiveness. we will defeat trump because community trumps selfishness. [applause] and mosters: significantly, the deepest point i can make, we will defeat donald trump because love trumps hatred. [applause] >> bernie, bernie, bernie -- sen. sanders: now what the political revolution is about is bringing millions of people, many of whom have given up on the political process, working people who say that i am not eating involved, i do not trust anybody, and young people who have never been involved in the political process. it is bringing people together by the millions to stand up and say something very simple, and that is the government of this country belongs to all of us not just a few. now what

sen. sanders: you sure can. >>, goodness. sen. sanders: you got a phone call. [crowd noise] sen. very much. >> take it easy. i love you, man. sen. sanders: how are you? thank you. one at a time. >> thank you so much. >> we love you. [crowd noise] sen. sanders: are you ok? get in the picture. [crowd noise] sen. sanders: thank you. autograph your shirt? [laughter] [crowd noise] >> bernie, bernie! sen. sanders: hello. >> thank you so much for everything. [crowd noise] sen. sanders: got it? who is that? how are you? may i have a picture with you? sen. sanders: sure. much.you so sen. sanders: how are you? >> can i get a picture? [crowd noise] >> thank you. >> we came from boston for you. sen. sanders: thank you so much. i will be in boston. >> eyesight he speak in november/ speak in november. sen. sanders: how are you? [crowd noise] >> want to send a primary message to snapchat? sen. sanders: tomorrow is election day in south carolina. everybody come on out to vote. >> we are from japan. how are you dealing with the north korean threat? sen. sanders: how are you? >> i am taking it. sen

sen. sanders: can't do it alone. [applause] sen. nders: no president, no president, no matter how well-intentioned, how hard-working, here she may be, no matter how smart, no president can take on the power of wall street, corporate america, corporate media, and huge campaign contributors, alone, and that is why -- that is why i'm going to be asking for your vote on tuesday, but i need more than that from you. i need your help the day after the general election, because i can't do it alone. [applause] >> bernie, bernie, bernie -- sen. sanders: what the political revolution is about is revitalizing american democracy and making sure that every american understands that, yes, football is a spectator sport, democracy is not a spectator sport. [applause] sen. sanders: every person in this room is extremely powerful if you choose to use your power. what i will tell you, because i am in the united states senate and see how things get done, there are people up there who have incredible wealth and power, and what they want is for americans t

sen. sanders: $27.to paraphrase abraham lincoln, this is a campaign of the people, by the people, and for the people. [applause] [chanting bernie] sen. sanders: when we began this downign, we were 50 points in iowa. we were 30 points down in new hampshire. and just about five weeks ago, we were 25 points down in nevada. a lot has changed in the last few months. [applause] sen. sanders: this is a campaign that has the momentum. and we have the momentum, not only in the democratic primary process, if you look at national polls, and you want a candidate who is going to defeat donald trump, you are looking at that candidate. [applause] sen. sanders: and there were the nothing that would give me greater pleasure than, in fact, beating donald trump, and beating him badly. [applause] sen. sanders: everybody here understands that throughout our change,s history, real only takes place from the bottom on up, never from the top on down. [applause] sen. sanders: the people who make the changes in the deepest sense,

sen. sanders: absolutely. people in jail than any other country on earth? we have more people in jail for a number of reasons but one of the reasons, and by the way, as you know, people in jail are disproportionately african-american, latino, and native americans. we have over policing. it turns out that whites and blacks smoke marijuana at about equal rates. that is a fact. blacks are more than four times more likely to be arrested for marijuana than whites. do you know what i think about marijuana? it is today part of the federal controlled substance act. it is a federal crime. it is listed right alongside heroin. does that make sense? we are going to take marijuana out of the federal controlled substance act so it is not a federal crime. [applause] sen. sanders: state can make it legal or not but it should not be a federal crime. what we are also going to do is the following -- if somebody when they are being arrested, is killed by a police officer or dies while they are in police custody, in every instance

sen. sanders: can't do it alone. o president president, no matter how well-intentioned, how hard-working, here she may be, no matter how smart, no president can take on the power of wall street, corporate america, corporate media, and huge campaign contributors, alone, and that is why -- that is why i'm going to be asking for your vote on tuesday, but i need more than that from you. after your help the day the general election, because i can't do it alone. [applause] >> bernie, bernie, bernie -- sen. sanders: what the political revolution is about is revitalizing american democracy and making sure that every american understands that, yes, football is a spectator sport, democracy is not a spectator sport. [applause] sen. sanders: every person in powerful is extremely if you choose to use your power. i will tell you, because i am in the united states senate and see how things get done, there are people up there who have incredible wealth and power, and what they want is for americans to not vote, not to be thinking abo

sen. sanders: and that was the right vote. [applause] sen. e must be relentless in combating terrorists would do us harm, we should not be the policeman of the world. nor should we they are the burden of fighting terrorism alone. in the middle east, the united states must be part of an international coalition, sustained by nations in the region, that have the means to protect themselves. together, we must and will destroy isis. but we should do it in a way that does not put our young men and women in the military into perpetual warfare in the quagmire of the middle east. [applause] sen. sanders: my friends, we must fix our broken immigration system that divides families and create a path toward citizenship for hard-working people are living in the shadows. [applause] sen. sanders: we must strengthen and expand social security, and increase the benefits that seniors and disabled vets receive, so that people can live in dignity in their retirement. [applause] sen. sanders: we must rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, and when we do that, we cre

sen. sanders: and that was the right vote. [applause] sen. while we must be relentless in combating terrorists would do us harm, we should not be the policeman of the world. nor should we they are the burden of fighting terrorism alone. in the middle east, the united states must be part of an international coalition, sustained by nations in the region, that have the means to protect themselves. together, we must and will destroy isis. but we should do it in a way that does not put our young men and women in the military into perpetual warfare in the quagmire of the middle east. [applause] sen. sanders: my friends, we must fix our broken immigration system that divides families and create a path toward citizenship for hard-working people are living in the shadows. [applause] sen. sanders: we must strengthen and expand social security, and increase the benefits that seniors and disabled vets receive, so that people can live in dignity in their retirement. [applause] must rebuild we our crumbling infrastructure, and when we do that, we create mi

sen. sanders: thank you rochester, thank you.thank you for that introduction. you said it all. what this campaign is about is not just electing a president. yeah, that's pretty important. [laughter] but there is something more important. as tina just said, it is about transforming america. it is about thinking big and the kind of country we want to become. it is understanding something that the media will not tell you or talk about much. in the last 30 years, there has been a massive redistribution of wealth. the problem is that that redistribution has gone in the wrong direction. [applause] sen. sanders: yes, thank you president obama. we are better off today than we were seven years ago, that is for sure. [applause] sen. sanders: you know, it is amazing to me that our republican friends suffer from a very, very serious illness, which seems to be all pervasive among republicans, that is short-term amnesia. [laughter] sen. sanders: they could go forward with a straight face and talk about the problems we have today while ignoring

sen. sanders: so, let me stand before you and tell you what i believe. and that is, that i believe that health care is a right of all people, not a privilege. [applause] sen. sanders: i believe that it is wrong that we pay the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs, that 29 million americans have no health insurance and many of you are underinsured with high deductibles and copayments. that is why i believe in a medicare for all, single-payer program. [applause] sen. sanders: when we talk about this country, and what are the issues are that we have to address, let us be clear. and that is, that no american, black, latino, or white should be fearful of walking down the street and getting shot by a police officer. [applause] sen. sanders: i am the former mayor of the largest city of vermont and i worked very hard with police officers and i believe the vast majority of police officers are honest and hard-working and have to do a very difficult job. but, when a police officer breaks the law, like any other public official, that officer must be he

sen. sanders: and while -- >> bernie. bernie. bernie. sen. not complete, it looks like we will have about half of the iowa delegates. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: i want to take this opportunity to congratulate secretary clinton. as somebody -- [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and her organization for waging a vigorous campaign. i want to thank governor o'malley -- [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: it is never easy to lose. i have lost more than one campaign. but he should know he contributed a whole lot to the dialogue. that he ran an issue oriented campaign. and he won the respect of the american people. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: as i think about what happened tonight, i think the people of iowa have sent a very profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment, and, by the way, to the media establishment. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: given the enormous crises facing our country, it is just too late for establishment politics and establishment economics. what the american people have

sen. sanders: it's not great. it is going to evolve.iofuels, i think will address some of your concerns. here's the bottom line on that and by the way, i agree with you on that. moose are just being drained by the ticks. here's the bottom line all of this. we must break our dependence on fossil fuels. that means moving aggressively to energy efficiency. i have been in homes which are now using 50% less fuel than it should. we can do this. it is not rocket science. we know what good insulation, good windows can do. we have also got to move to sustainable energy heard that means wind, solar. we are not much different than germany and they have gone very aggressively with solar. you have utility scale solar. i have introduced legislation for 10 million solar rooftops. there is a lot of technology that cand do it. to answer your question, i think climate change is one of the great crises facing our planet. we have to be aggressive taking on the fossil fuel industries. >> two more questions. >> i'm a faculty member at the art which is a priv

sen. sanders: thank you. [crowd chanting "bernie"] sen. sanders: thank you. thank you. thank you.pport we have received today. a few weeks ago, we were 25 points behind in the polls. and a little while ago, i called up secretary clinton and congratulated her and her staff on the victory here in nevada. they ran an aggressive, effective campaign, and i applaud them for their efforts. [applause] what this entire campaign has been about is the issue of momentum, the issue of bringing more and more people into politics. when we began in iowa, we were 50 points behind. when we began in new hampshire, we were 30 points behind, and we were way behind here in nevada. but what i think is happening, is that as people hear our message, it speaks to the truth of american society today. that is, the fact we have a corrupt campaign finance system which is undermining american democracy. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: we will not allow billionaires and their super pacs to continue to buy elections in the united states of america. [applause] and the american people are catching on, that we h

sen. sanders: thank you very much. [applause] [indiscernible] >> were going to talk to a few people who have been here listening to him for the past hour. colette is one of those. why did you come? >> i'm a bernie sanders supporter. i saw him speak earlier. i have watched the town halls. i love his spirit and his energy. i love what he is trying to do for our country. message resonates with you? >> i like his idealism. i like that he wants what is best for everyone. >> you think his message will carry outside of new england? >> i think everyone is going to be surprised. i think he is going to leave new england and i think he's going to surprise america with how popular he is going to be. >> to specific questions. you teach? >> i'm not a teacher. i am the director of financial administration. aboutt do you think precollege for all? -- free college for all? >> i think that is a good idea. he gave good statistics about the people who are coming out of school. i have always believed in funding education and i could agree m

sen. sanders: how are you? >> hi bernie. we came from boston for you. sen. nders: oh, thank you so much. sen. sanders: tomorrow is election day in south carolina. come on out everybody to vote. >> thank you so much bernie. sen. sanders: i want to thank you all very much -- oh, you wan t one? y much.k you ver you're so nice. at national journal.com, calling into the south carolina dimmick product primary cheat sheet. joining us on the phone in washington. thanks very much for being with us. we saw what happened last week amid south carolina republican primary. what can respect in terms of the democrats, in terms of turnout? adam: hillary clinton certainly enters saturday's democratic primary in south carolina as the overwhelming favorite. most polls have her up in the range of 30-40 points over bernie sanders. a lot of that is due to the african-american vote. 2008 exit polls showed that black voters made up half of the electorate. people in south carolina anticipate black voters make up half of the electorate again. she has a commanding lead, upwards of 50 po

sen. sanders: yeah, yeah. rev. sharpton: and the issues that we care about. sen. sanders: yeah, yeah. and she' s gutsy, she has guts. ed: are they talking about our senator elizabeth warren and who mary anne: bernie sanders wants the endorsement and so does hillary clinton and i' m sure she will endorse whomever the nominee is. elizabeth warren claims she is interested in getting a democratic majority in the senate. it has to give her pause after these contests where sanders almost be clinton and clogged her and you have sure. even though voter turnout was up it was down 30 percent for democrats. she wants a democratic majority and that his mission. she needs to focus on that. her endorsement will not change that. janet: you saw the rest of the conversation and sanders said she had to endorse me, she cannot get away with it considering her followers. is he right? eric: with apologies to madeleine albright, it will be a cold day in hell before elizabeth warren endorses hillary clinton. she will not turn her back on the liberal forces that brought her into office in 2012. aghast at this

if we stay on the road we're on right now -- if bernie sanders is elected president -- [boo] sen. nders is a socialist. usually when you call someone a socialist in american politics, they get mad about it. bernie says in his commercials. if you want to live in a socialist country, moved to a socialist country. we want to be america. [applause] hillary clinton is unqualified to be president of the united states. hillary clinton is unqualified to be the president of the united states because she took classified information, put it on her e-mail server, because she thinks she's above the law. no one is above the law. [applause] and hillary is disqualified from being commander in chief. because, on september 11, 2012, four americans died in the service of our country in benghazi, libya. she knew they died because of a terrorist attack. she told their families it was because of a movie. anyone who lies to the family of americans who have lost their lives in the service of our country can never be the commander in chief of the united states of america. we cannot lose this election. we c

unlike clinton, sanders said: s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate :52 - 1:01 "being part of the establishment is, in the last quarter, having a superpac that raised 15 million dollars from wall street." 21:25:44 being par of establishment having a superpac that raised 15 mill from wall street in last quarter. 21 s/ sec. hillary clinton / presidential candidate 1:02 - 1:15 "if you've got something to say, say it directly, but you will not find that i ever changed a steve handelsman nbc news durham new hampshire and, clinton complained, only bernie sanders would say a woman running for president exemplifies the establishment steve handelsman nbc news durham ball team was down two key and the fans feel like they faced two opponents on the court. sports director rick henry has more on another huge win for gamecocks women's basketball over another ranked opponent. there were some nervous moments for the gamecocks and their fans tonight as they took on a very tough kentucky team. first half...very scary moment here a

sen. sanders: thank you. sen. sanders: thank you. thank you. thank you.t is -- the support we have received today. a few weeks ago, we were 25 points behind in the polls. and a little while ago, i called up secretary clinton and congratulated her and her staff on the victory here in nevada. they ran an aggressive, effective campaign, and i applaud them for their efforts. [applause] what this entire campaign has been about is the issue of momentum, the issue of bringing more and more people into politics. when we began in iowa, we were 50 points behind. when we began in new hampshire, we were 30 points behind, and we were way behind here in nevada. what i think is happening, is that as people hear our message, it speaks to the truth of american society today. that is, the fact we have a corrupt campaign finance system which is underminind american democracy. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: we will not allow billionaires and their super pac's to continue to buy elections in the united states of america. the american people are catching on, that we have

sen. sanders: my pleasure. >>, the goat you said i think we picking up more and more african-american support and frankly i think we can win. you lost african-american voters 84-16, worse than any poll had shown. what happened? we got decimated, that is what happened. among older african-americans. the glimmer of positive for us won the 29 years of age and younger vote. secretary clinton won that state and won it big. i think we have a real shot at minnesota and colorado, oklahoma, massachusetts and vermont. we're looking to the future, not looking back. we had to rally yesterday in texas. 10,000 people out in austin and 8000 people in dallas. i think the future will be a tough fight and we can pull it off. >> i think we nominate donald, hillary probably beats him. not only did she get to attack him on a whole host of issues, hillaryas described clinton as one of the best secretaries of state in history. one of the big scandals with hillary, even bigger than e-mails, is the clinton foundation which is essentially a slush fund for foreign governments and foreign individuals and corporations to

sen. sanders: should be raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour? carol: that is senator sanders at claflin university. hillary clinton just down the seat in orangeburg. earlier today, clinton campaigned in atlanta and stopped by a couple of restaurants in charleston. in georgia, she emphasized the importance of the race. mrs. clinton: the primary here in georgia will be so contrapuntal. -- so consequential. this election has such high-stakes. i think you know that. i believe with all my heart it is one of the most important elections we have had in a really on-time. carol: she and senator sanders both scheduled to attend a fish another event. michael: looking at the absentee numbers. 2300 people voted last week in greenville county. those were both what can and democrats. this week, about 1400 people voted absentee, which would only be votes for the democratic primary, which is officially tomorrow. the absentee voting for tomorrow's primary closed at 5:00 tonight. carol: if you plan on voting tomorrow, we have everything you need to know posted on o

sen. sanders: instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do. michael: feisty last night. the newest university pulls shows sanders grinning ground on clinton. pull from mid-december shows clinton up by 31 points over sanders. but look at what a month and a half can do. clinton's lead is down to just 2 percentage points. 11% of voters undecided. on the republican side, donald trump has extended his lead in the field. >> i think it is huge for the upstate. i think it's going to be a lot of help. michael: it is huge all right. i-85, 385 project is officially underway. more on how this will affect people that have to go that way. john: the forecast for the carolina panthers out in california. looking good for super bowl sunday. my old to start the game -- mild start of the game at 73 degrees. america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out...

sen. sanders: let me just say a brief word. in politics on a given night, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. tonight we lost. michael: candidates speaking, and the voters have spoken in south carolina. hillary clinton took home the victory in the palmetto state. carol: we have been bringing you live team coverage since the polls closed at 7:00. here's a look at the south carolina democratic primary results. hillary clinton took 74% of the votes. bernie sanders only got 26%. michael: previously clinton won nevada and iowa, while sanders took new hampshire. wyff news 4 teams have been covering the campaigns all across the state today. we have crews in greenville columbia, and here in studio breaking down tonight's events. carol: we being at hillary clinton's headquarters in columbia tonight. michael: it was a big win. and the crowd there started the celebration very early. wyff news 4 nigel robertson is live and local on the usc campus how does that make -- does the big celebration continue, or have people cleared out? nigel:

sen. sander: iowa, thank you. laura: bernie sanders could barely get through his 17 minute speech without constant applause from his supporters, but he was quick to give a shout out to hillary clinton. this opportunity to congratulate secretary clinton as somebody, yes. laura: instead of claiming victory like clinton did, sanders called the race a "virtual tie." sen. sanders: and while the results are still not complete, it looks like we'll have half the iowa delegates. laura: sanders supporters were loud and energetic all night, and seemed happy with the close result. rick thomas: no matter what the numbers say tonight, i view this as a win for bernie because there is just too much wrong with hillary. she has too many negatives. laura: a year ago the senator from vermont was only polling at 5% in iowa. so monday night's tie, he says, is more like a big win. sen. sanders: nine months ago when we came to this beautiful state, we had no political organization. in we had no money. we had no name recognition and powerf

sen. sanders: when we talk about why it is that the middle class in the country is disappearing and why we see so much income and wealth inequality, one of the reasons is a series of disastrous trade policies. [applause] orangeburg, where sanders is soon. after the event in orangeburg, sanders is scheduled to be at a fish fry with hillary clinton later tonight. more on both candidate's stops at 6:00. nigel: now to the weather, taking a live look outside. another nice friday afternoon. gabrielle: yesterday's -- yes it is. [laughter] chief meteorologist john cessarich join uss us now. with weakened planes? john: it will be seasonally cool but plenty of sunshine. the clouds in the mountains will break up, and you will see plenty of sunshine. of sunshine , but a nice warming trend by sunday afternoon. i will show you those numbers a bit later on. right now we have cold temperatures the mountain. the wind making it feel pretty cold. the closer you get to the with a wind chill of 16 degrees. 39 degrees in asheville. 41 in hendersonville and franklin. seasonably cool temperatures in the upstate.

is casting herself as the underdog in new hampshire... ...but rival bernie sanders insists he's the one battling tough odds. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "of course we're an underdog. new hampshire may senator's backyard, but he say's it's clinton's stomping ground. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "secretary clinton, obviously, ran here in 2008, and she won. her husband ran here several times before that, so this is her fourth campaign in that family here in new hampshire." wednesday's new hampshire town hall was a clash of the titles... ...as the political rivals fought for another important credential in the historically liberal state (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i am a progressive who gets results." (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "secretary clinton said well i'm paraphrasing, some people call me a moderate and i proudly say that i am a moderate. i love moderates but you can't be a moderate and a hampshire by c-n-n shows that 61 percent prefer bernie sanders... to 30-percent for hillary clinton. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologi

sen. sanders: now, i have been criticized during this campaign for many, many things. [laughter] sen. sanders: every single day. that is ok. that is ok. [applause] sen. sanders: but, let me repeat what i believe. i believe that at a time when every major country on earth guarantees health care to all people as a right. i believe that we should do the same in the united states of america. [applause] so, for all of my critics out there, the wall street journal, the washington america, wherever you may be, let me tell you straight up -- yes, i believe that health care is a right, not a privilege. [applause] sen. sanders: and that is why i believe in a medicare for all, zynga hurray program which will not only guarantee health care to all, it will not only ends the pharmaceutical ripoff of the american people, but it will save the middle class family thousands of dollars a year and health care costs. [applause] sen. sanders: let me conclude by saying what no other candidate for president will tell you. that is, that no president, not bernie sanders or anybody else, will be able to bring ab

sen. sanders: our campaign has tonight. mrs. clinton: i know some of you are still shopping. [laughter] mrs. clinton: i like to shop, too. mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of doing q&a in iowa from a seat. sen. sanders: i think we stand a real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that have been left out and left behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. sharyl: now from the camampaign trail, we are tracking something we "follow the money," tracking sharyl: they spent 2015 binging on government pork, that is, wasting your tax dollars. the watchdog citizens against government waste tracked the top offenders and has now revealed its "porker of the year," as online vote. in 2015, housing and urb development secretary julian castro took tough questioning from republican blaine luetkemeyer, who said cas

sen. sanders: i am on the health education labor committee. that committee wrote the affordable care act. the idea that i would dismantle health care in america while we're waiting to pass a medicare for all is just not accurate. mrs. clinton: i really don't think these attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. and enough is enough. if you have something to say, say it. sen. sanders: instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do. gabrielle: the newest quinnipiac university poll shows sanders gaining ground on clinton. the poll from mid-december shows clinton up by 31 points over sanders, but look at what a month and a half can do. clinton's lead is now down to just two percentage points, 44-42, with 11% of voters still undecided. this latest poll surveyed 1,125 february 2 and 4. here's a look at the top six on the republicans side, where donald trump has extended his lead on the field. back in mid-december, senator ted cruz was only 4 points behind trump. now cruz trails by nine points nationally. michael: donald tru

is casting herself as the underdog in new hampshire... ...but rival bernie sanders insists he's the one battling tough odds. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "of course we're an underdog. new hampshire may be the vermont senator's backyard, but he say's it's clinton's stomping ground. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "secretary clinton, obviously, ran here in 2008, and she won. her husband ran here several times before that, so this is her fourth campaign in that family here in new hampshire." wednesday's new hampshire town hall was a clash of the titles... ...as the political rivals fought for another important credential in the historically liberal state (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i am a progressive who gets results." (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "secretary clinton said well i'm paraphrasing, some people call me a moderate and i proudly say that i am a moderate. i love moderates but you can't be a moderate and a progressive, they are different. new hampshire holds the nation's first presidential primary in less than a week.... ... and it re

sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate "thank you new hampshire!" for bernie sanders- sot - sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington." hillary clinton - who won here in 2008- still confident. sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidate "now we take this campaign to the entire country where we will fight for every vote in every state." john kasich now projected by abc to come in second on the republican side? natsot - gov. john kasich / presidential candidate "there's magic in the air reporting. while the g-o-p candidates now put their focus on south carolina, chris christie says he's going home to decide whether he'll stay in the race. ?so what do the results from new hampshire, mean for us here in nevada? the caucuses in nevada could be a game changer for the front runners. as kolo 8 news now's catherine van explains...the key groups that will make an impact in our caucuses are college students... latinos... and women. two households... nats: bern: thank you new hampshire nats: trump: we are goi

sen. bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "what this campaign about is not just electing a president. it's creating a political revolution." the race to become the democratic nominee for president. (sen. bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "of course we're an underdog. we are taking on the most powerful political organization in the country and that's the clinton organization." the former secretary of state urged voters to look at her record. (hillary clinton /(d) presidential candidate): "they called it hillarycare before they called it obamacare" and reminded voters what's important for the democrats in this election. (hillary clinton /(d) presidential candidate) "the goal has to be to prevent the republicans from getting back into the white house and undoing all the progress that has been made by presdient obama." i'm mary moloney reporting. repubican presidential candidates are also in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary there. the list of g-o-p presidential hopefuls grew smaller today, with rick santorum and rand paul ending their campaigns. fresh off his victory i

sen. sanders: we have been dealing, in the last seven years , with an unprecedented level of instruction is him against president obama. literally, it turns out that on the day president obama was inaugurated, republicans came together to say, what are we going to do. they decided to obstruct, obstruct, obstruct, make it as difficult as they could to do anything. stacey: right now, clinton has 52 delegates awarded to sanders's 51. the new -- the south carolina primary is saturday. about heavy machinery tracks that appear to have rolled over multiple gravestones at des moines' laurel hill cemetery. it is on the east side. today, workers were busy cleaning up that damage. the des moines parks and recreation department maintains all city cemeteries. in the deep south, a violent storm system kills at least 3 people. a suspected tornado ripped through an r.v. park, killing 2 and injuring 30 others, in the mass of smashed trailers. in mississippi, officials say another person was killed when a possible tornado hit a mobile home there. kurtis, you have been keeping an eye on that storm system? kur

sen. sanders: thank you. for your support that we are able to be here today. we were 25ago, points behind in the polls. we have made some real progress. a little while ago, i called up secretary clinton and congratulated her and her staff for their victory here in nevada. they ran a very aggressive, and effective campaign. i applaud them for their efforts. [applause] what this entire campaign has been about is the issue of momentum, the issue of bringing more and more people into the political process. when we began in iowa we were 50 point behind. in new hampshire, we were 30 point behind. we were way behind here in nevada. ist i think is happening that as people hear our message, it speaks to the truth of an american society today. have a campaign finance system that is undermining american democracy. [applause] we will not allow billionaires and their super pac's to elections in the united states of america. the american people are catching on that we have a rigged economy. people, people, working working two to three jobs, longer and longer hours. and all

for bernie sanders- sot - sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington." hillary clinton - who won here in 2008- conceding tonight? but still confident. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate "now we take this campaign to the entire country where we will fight for every vote in every state." john kasich now projected by abc to come in second on the republican side? natsot - gov. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate "there's magic in the air with this campaign." with ted cruz, jeb bush and marco rubio in a close battle rubio / (r) presidential candidate "i did not do well on saturday night... so listen to this, that will never happen again!" two-third of voters in abc exit polls calling recent debates- an important factor in their decision. sot - jim katsikides / manchester resident "made up my mind this morning at coffee." it all came down to those undecided voters? and - the huge voter turn out? one precinct- staying

sanders, and looked ahead to the remaining races. sec. clinton: we are going to compete for every vote in every state. we are not taking anything, and we're not taking anyone for granted. sen. bernie sanders: i congratulate secretary clinton on her very strong victory. aixa: sanders, who admits he was all but unknown in south carolina when his campaign began, spent the day stumping in texas and minnesota -- two of the states up for grabs on super tuesday. the vermont senator, whose only victory so far has been in new hampshire, says his campaign is just beginning. and they won't stop now. sen. sanders: i'm going to be asking for your vote on tuesday. but i need more than that from you. i need your help the day after because i cannot do it alone. aixa: more than 850 democratic delegates are at stake, in 11 states, on super tuesday. live in washington, aixa diaz, kcci 8 news. todd: new at 10:00, des moines police are investigating an early morning stabbing. it happened around 4 a.m. at a duplex at 2733 boston avenue. police say 29-year-old isaac sando was attending a party, when he was stabbed. he's in the hospital right now. no word on his condition. so far, no arrests in t

is casting herself as the underdog in new hampshire... ...but rival bernie sanders insists he's the one battling tough odds. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "of course we're an underdog.new hampshire may be the vermont senator's backyard, but he say's it's clinton's stomping ground. presidential candidate) "secretary clinton, obviously, ran here in 2008, and she won. her husband ran here several times before that, so this is her fourth campaign in that family here in new hampshire." wednesday's new hampshire town hall was a clash of the titles......as the political rivals fought for another important credential in the historically liberal state (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i am a progressive who gets results."(sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "secretary clinton said well i'm paraphrasing, some people call me a moderate and i proudly say that i am a moderate. i love moderates but progressive, they are different.new hampshire holds the nation's first presidential primary in less than a week....... and it remains to be seen whether clinton's progressive pitch will wi

senator sanders said that president obama failed the presidential leadership test and this is not the first time he has criticized president obama." "i don't think he gets the credit he deserves." (sen. bernie sanders/(i-vt) presidential candidate) "madam secretary, that is a low blow." "one of us ran against barack obama. i was not that candidate." weijia jiang they candidates are sending that message to african-american voters who make up a large percentage of the south carolina electorate. (sen. bernie sanders/(i-vt) presidential candidate) "rich get richer and poor get poorer... in america today whole lot of this poor people are african america." (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i think under president obama, we have seen a lot of advances. the affordable care act has helped more african- americans than any other group." weijia side...the attacks were aimed at one man...donald trump. ( sen. marco rubio/(r-fl) presidential candidate) "negotiating a hotel deal in another country is not foreign policy experience." (gov. jeb bush/(r-fl) presidential candidate) "you can push down donald trump a little bit by electing someone who's a solid conservative with a conservative

sen. sanders: secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. eric: the two are neck and neck in the polls heading into south carolina. clinton also challenged sanders for being overly critical of president obama. the republicans will debate and speaking of the gop, donald trump is enjoying a healthy lead right now in south carolina -- 20 points over ted cruz. marco rubio is in third. jeb bush is in fourth. trump looks to maintain that lead by making a new campaign promise. mr. trump: i won't use foul language. because they always, even if it's not a bad word, if it's a little bit off, they kill me. so i won't do it. i will never do it again, actually. eric: trump vowing not to swear on the campaign trail anymore. this after he repeated an audience member's shout earlier this week calling ted cruz an offensive term. elizabeth: more big stories. look at these new few pictures very carefully. des moines police say 48-year-old randal jon caswell is wanted for several felonies , thefts, criminal conduct, a parole violation. if you see him, call crime

sen. sanders i expect from someone running succeed president bernie sanders (d) presidential "madam secretary that is a low blow." clinton and sanders are both trying to attract minority voters. white in iowa and new hampshire, carolina, more democratic vote could come from african americans. side, donald trump bursting with confidence republican primary in south carolina. the gop frontrunner isn't even in the state. he has been holding events in louisiana and florida. jenna: donald trump is threatening to sue senator ted cruz for quote -- "not being a natural born citizen." in a tweet, he wrote: "if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating and doing negative ads, i have standing to sue him for not being a natural born citizen." trump has previously said if cruz wins the republican nomination, democrats would argue the canada-born texas senator is ineligible for the presidency. the two are in tight race in south carolina heading into the state's g-o-p primary next week. trump previously slammed his chief presidential rival as a "total liar" as cruz and his allies have claimed trump fa

sen. sanders: we began the political revolution. not just in iowa, new hampshire, but all over this country. jennifer: tonight, the take part in a town hall in derry, new hampshire. in washington, i'm jennifer davis. elizabeth: the new hampshire primary will be held tuesday november 9th. -- february 9, rather. and its actually considered one of the more unpredictable states, with more than 40% of voters unregistered in a political party. elizabeth: on the democratic side here in iowa, hillary clinton was declared the winner of the iowa caucuses by a razor-thin margin of 49.8% to bernie sanders' 49.6%. and that all came down to one precinct, number 42. the votes from there were missing until tuesday morning, so clinton was not officially declared the winner until several hours had passed. the iowa democratic party chair tells us she made sure every last vote was counted before she called it. but right now, the sanders campaign is asking the party to reverify the numbers from each precinct. dr. andy mcguire: that's what it of accuracy

sen. sanders wasn't even a democrat until he decided to run for president." meanwhile, the republican contest is getting ugly ahead of saturday's south taking heat thursday for a photo-shopped picture... ...depicting marco rubio shaking hands with president obama. (rubio) "he makes things up about me every day." frontrunner donald trump, also taking a swipe at cruz at c-n-n's g-o-p town hall. (trump) "he has a problem with the truth. and even marco rubio - i guess today there was something about he was - you know, picture was manufactured. i looked at that photo, i said immediately it was photo shopped recent polling shows trump with a sizable lead in south carolina... ...while clinton and sanders are running neck-and-neck in nevada. 3 3 we will have live team coverage tomorrow as voters head to the polls for south carolina's republican primary our live coverage starts at 6 p.m. and will continue as the polls close through our newscasts on my40 at 10 and news 13 at 11. you will also find the latest updates on numbers and results on our website wlos dot com. j

sen. sanders: monday night could be an historic night for this country. weijia: democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are separated by just three points in the latest polls. martin o'malley is in a distant third. if his supporters jump ship, they could be a decisive factor. donald trump has a slight lead over ted cruz. on the campaign trail, his tour bus got stuck in the mud and needed a tow. meanwhile, trump campaigned with the reverend jerry falwell junior, trying to win over evangelicals. mr. trump: if we can come out of iowa with a nice victory, it is so important. weijia: volunteers are also giving a final push, canvassing across the state and making tens of thousands of phone calls. political experts say this late in the game, volunteers should not be trying to change people's committed voters actually show up on caucus night. >> have to be in line by 7:00. if you are not in line, your vote will not be counted. weijia: that weather threatens most of the state, but the candidates are hoping it holds off until after the caucuses. many candidates

sanders says he voted no because he felt it wasn't a good bill.. but said yes to similar bill in 2013: ((sen. bernie sanders/(i) democratic presidential candidate "under senator reid, we did pass comprehensive immigration reform, unfortunately, the house did not, as president, i will do everything that i can to pass immigration reform and a path toward citizenship for those today who are undocumented." jose diaz-balart: "even if it it's not to your best liking? sen. bernie sanders: "of course.")) ((kirsten joyce)) as for hillary clinton... she says she wants to "go even farther than the president"... with regard to using executive actions for immigration reform.. if it stalls in congress. clinton later answered a question... whether if bernie sanders' criticism on some of former president bill clinton's policies... were out of bounds: ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "i just don't know where all this comes from, because maybe it's that senator sanders really wasn't a democrat until he decided to run for president, he doesn't even know what... presidents did" (crowd boos) "it's t